Cafeaua s-ar putea scumpi cu 332%, iar citricele cu 82%. Noile reguli pregătite de Bruxelles

New EU pesticide regulations could lead to significant price increases for coffee and citrus fruits, with potential hikes of 332% and 82% respectively. The analysis from the European Commission's Joint Research Centre indicates that if producers outside the EU do not adapt, agricultural imports could drop by 41%, causing consumer prices to rise. However, if producers adjust their practices, the impact on prices would be much less severe. The proposed measures aim to prevent banned pesticides from entering the EU market through imports, affecting 235 agricultural products from 86 countries. The final effects on prices will depend on the adaptation of foreign suppliers and the specific substances regulated.